10 reasons why you should explore Moremi Game Reserve

Moremi Game Reserve covers most of the eastern side of the Okavango Delta – and combines permanent water with drier areas. It was rated one of the most beautiful games reserve in Africa. However, Botswana’s Moremi Game Reserve is ideal for travellers looking to experience an authentic safari experience.

Game viewing is excellent year-round, expect to encounter and sight the migratory and endangered wildlife – such as elephants, Red lechwe, giraffes, buffaloes, zebra as well as predators such as lions, cheetahs and hyenas. However, the Moremi Game Reserve boasts spectacular game viewing and bird watching – estimated to be home to close to 400 bird species.

If you’re planning a Moremi Game Reserve safari in Botswana, here are 10 reasons why you should visit Moremi Game Reserve.

African wilddog chasing off a hooded vulture in Moremi, Botswana. #wilddog #painteddog #hoodedvulture #vulture #moremi #botswana #wildlife #wildlifephotography #safari #photosafari

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Dayum Africa

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#BigFive completed! #rhinos in #okavango

A photo posted by jan malte aNDResen (@janmalteandresen) on Dec 8, 2016 at 12:03pm PST

What a time to be a young predator on the African Savanna? Options are plentiful and your chances of reaching adulthood are heightened as most prey species are also bearing their young. This makes hunting a lot easier, and water is plentiful while lush foliage provides ample cover to hide from other marauding predators, like hyena. For now this little cub enjoys life. His mom patiently allows herself to be used as a play thing; seemingly dozed off and oblivious to any lurking dangers. Do not be fooled, she is ever alert and ready to fend with her life to ensure her little one gets his chance to reign this kingdom called Mombo. #discover #okavangodelta #africanamazing #wildlife #baby #cub #bigcats #play #protect #nature #love #wildlifephotography #picoftheday

A photo posted by Deon De Villiers (@deonde_villiers) on Dec 25, 2016 at 8:26pm PST

It has been a week of amazing sunsets in the Okavango Delta, as we experience afternoon thunderstorms daily. Happy for the rain, but the clouds only allow a very brief moment of light just before the sun dips on its final departure for the night. Luckily on our way back to camp this magnificent male kudu stepped out to have his image taken. Another Mombo memory captured. #safari #nature #sunset #kudu #sky #purple #wildlifeperfection #africanamazing #coloursofafrica #discover #discoverearth #mombocamp

A photo posted by Deon De Villiers (@deonde_villiers) on Dec 18, 2016 at 8:25pm PST